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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1928

Page

4

New Clash on Chevrolet and Ford Forecast

Futures on the Board of Trade fluctuated as traders awaited news to justify buying or selling. Wheat held firm with large open interest, corn and oats steady, provisions down a few cents, and harvests aided by clear weather across the belt. Traders split on whether prices hold until after the election, with farmers delaying sales to sustain prices.

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Oil Stock Breakthrough Signals Market Turnaround

In New York oil stocks show renewed strength after a period of waste and losses. The oil sector’s favorable shift followed European and domestic talks, with investors urged to enter new commitments amid lower risks than other market areas. Hog and cattle markets exhibit mixed results as Chicago and city yards report varied receipts and prices across hogs cattle and sheep.

Thomson & McKinnon New York Europe

Livestock Market Report From Multiple Cities

Hogs and cattle prices slip across Chicago Wayne Cincinnati and Pittsburg markets with receipts varying from 3 300 hogs to 38 000 at Chicago and 11 000 cattle. Prices range for hogs 7.50 to 9.70 per cwt and cattle 8.50 to 17.75 per cwt with steady to lower trends and mixed demand.

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City in Brief Luncheons and Meetings Dominate Friday

Local notices list events at the Midwest Motor Truck Congress and several clubs including Optimists, Claypool and Columbia. The Indianapolis Bar Association meets to discuss the Snow bequest and court rules, while Joseph M. Bloch is named president of the Super-Service Club.

Midwest Motor Truck Tractation Congress Manufacturers’ Building State Fairground Maigets of Columbus Spink- Optimists Club Claypool Autrusa Club Columbia Club Exchanas Club Lincoln Master Painters’ Association Elks Club Eee Neotnoon Tau Delta Columbia Marion County Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association State Armory Indianapolis Bar Association Snow Bequest Committee On Court Rules Joseph M. Bloch Gibson Company Super-Service Club Chicago National Organization of Automobile Jobbers

Stock market trends keep rising on solid oil and industrial gains

Oil stocks lead early trading as the market shows strength with General Motors United States Steel and American Can up one to two points. Atlantic Refining hits a new high while Sinclair Phillips Petroleum and Radio Corp rise. Adams Express falls on rail consolidation news.

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Marion county sets voting sites for Nov 6 election

County commissioners have fixed polling places across all wards and townships in Marion County for the upcoming election. The list includes numerous schools, fire stations, community houses, and other public buildings across First through Fifteenth Wards and several townships.

Marion County

Markets Butter and Cheese Prices From Indianapolis to Chicago

Wholesale butter prices show No. 1 at 50 5lc and No. 2 at 464248, butterfat at 48 49c. Cheese per pound includes American loaf 35c and pimento loaf 37c with multiple regional varieties. Eggs buying price in Indianapolis marked 33 34c. Poultry buying prices list hens 23 24c Leghorns 18 19c, ducks 17 25c, turkeys 25 30c. Chicago receipts show butter extras 46 46c, firsts 43 44c, eggs and poultry varied with regional ranges. Potatoes on arrival and on track values from 70c to 1.85 per cwt depending on variety.

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Local Wagon Wheat City prices for grains and produce

Grain elevators pay 1.28 for No 3 red wheat and 1.02 for No 2 hard. Retail fruit and vegetable prices list Indiana apples 2.50 bushel, bananas 2.25, Persian cantaloupes 3, grapes 2.50, cranberries 4.25 for 25 lb box, lemons 7, limes 2.25, pears Washington 3.50 per box, cabbages 2.50 per barrel, cucumbers 2.50 a dozen, tomatoes 2.75 for 30 lb, Cocoanuts 6.50 per bag of 100, and other listed items with varying regional origins.

Indiana Jonathan Concord Michigan California Jamaica Albertas Washington New York Utah Ohio Hopene

Indiana group attacks Hoover on farm relief policy

L F Shuttleworth treasurer of the Independent Equality for Agriculture Club accuses Herbert Hoover of evasion and platitudes on farm relief in a statement. The group targets Indiana Farm Bureau Federation members to back Al Smith and the Democratic platform on agricultural relief.

Herbert Hoover L. F. Shuttleworth Independent Equality For Agriculture Club Indiana Farm Bureau Federation al Smith Democratic National Platform

Keach Names Italian Bureau Directors in Marion County

Leroy J. Keach the Marion county Democratic chairman appointed Frank De Julio director and Mrs. Trillo Cardarelli vice director of the Italian bureau. He also named John R. Miller as vice director of the Marion county Smithgor-President Club.

Leroy J. Keach Marion County Frank de Julio Democratic County Central Committee Trillo Cardarelli Keach John R. Miller

Cotton futures edge higher on open market prices

Oct 25 report shows cotton futures opening with gains. December contract at 19.71 cents per pound, up 0.14. nearby and later months show modest increases, signaling cautious start to trading.

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Fund Talk On Air By Mrs Brandt Downey Tonight

Mrs Brandt C Downey will speak on tonight's WFEBM program from 6 30 to 7 00 as head of the Community Fund's women's army The Frohne sisters will provide a musical half hour during the Community Fund program in the same broadcast format.

Brandt C. Downey Community Fund Women’s Army WFEBM Frohne

Bank Clearings and Debts Across Cities

Indianapolis reports today a bank clearings total of 3 513 000 with debts at 7 093 000. Chicago shows Oct 25 bank clearings 131 900 000 and balances 14 000 000. New York notes Oct 25 bank clearings 1 391 000 000 with a federal reserve bank credit balance of 18 000 000. Treasury on Oct 23 net balance 247 317 864 01 and customs receipts 45 211 990.08.

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Births and deaths toward city hospital folder and sugar news

Births listed for Herman Shaw Hallie Shaw James Walkins Louis Gimber Anna Mauser Haugh English Bartlett Hous Raymond Helen Vans in hospital. Names appear with addresses and hospitals Methodist city hospital and others. Obituaries show several patients with conditions including tuberculosis nephritis thrombosis myocarditis and carcinoma. Sugar futures opened steady in New York with December to September prices and a minor drop.

Herman and Hallie Shaw Fletcher James Blanche Walkins Gimber Louis Anna Mauser Haugh Ben Lenore White Ipbermie Flay Bartlett Housom Dorothy Skaggs City Hospital Aerabisns Wells Florence Rowe New Jersey Henry W. Wehling N. Temple Elizabeth Moran Bradway Aor Voght Methodist Hospital Robert Harris Nicholas van William de King Rt Capital United Press York

Firemen Finish New Paint Shop Near Engine House No 10

Fire Chief Harry E Voshell says a new paint shop behind Engine House No 10 at Illinois and Merrill streets will be completed next week. The 60 by 34 foot stone building, built by Lt Lloyd Gregory and firefighters in spare time, costs about 900 dollars and will accommodate the department’s largest apparatus.

Harry E. Voshell Illinois and Merrill Streets Lloyd Gregory Voshell

Costs rise as Monticello rotary hoe suit ends in hung jury

In Monticello Indiana a White Circuit Court jury failed to reach a verdict in the $90 rotary hoe case. Plaintiff is Guard Lurber of Francesville and defendant Ross D Speicher of Monon. Litigation costs have climbed to 855.60 while the outcome remains unsettled.

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Muncie School Treasurer in Illness as Embezzlement Probe Grows

George L. Haymond former treasurer of Muncie schools lay ill while investigators pursue a $53000 shortage in his accounts. Police say he faced blackmail threats after a bad oil promoter loan and used funds from school accounts to cover bonds and securities, with possible embezzlement charges and a weeklong field exam.

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Injured in Trolley A Woman and A Man Hurt on Prospect Street Car

Mrs Phoebe Gross 75 of 1516 Roache street was bruised severely when she stumbled in the vestibule of a Prospect street car and fell while speaking to the conductor. Michael Shea 28 of 2066 North Alabama street suffered a possible left ankle fracture after being struck by a motor car as he alighted near his home and was taken to city hospital.

Prospect Street Phoebe Gross Roache Street Michael Shea North Alabama Street City Hospital

In Memoriam James Mather Remembrance Notice

In Memoriam James Mather remembered five years after his passing on October twenty fifth nineteen twenty three. Loved ones recall the light he brought to their lives and keep his memory bright amid the years. Sadly missed by his parents and family. funeral directors listed among local obituaries.

James Mather Meenesus MR. and Mes En. Mather

Transportation YELLOWAY Busses to all principal cities coast to coast

Lost and Found items clutter an old classifieds page with pleas for rewards. From bar pins with diamonds to Eskimo Spitz named Tony and a ring with three diamonds, readers see a mix of pet notices and personal ads. Also listed are lesson offers, beauty services, and a Red Cross meeting notice in Indianapolis.

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Stark Talks Public Office Promise at Silk Mills

Chief Deputy Prosecutor Judson L. Stark Republican candidate for prosecutor spoke to Real Silk Hosiery Mills employees at noon saying his office will be open to the public. He pledged to treat the office as a public trust if elected.

Judson L. Stark

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